The lich behind the tomb of horrors, Acererak is a powerful mage, the Lord of Unlife, and the only one to betray Vecna and ...

Vecna: Eve of Ruin has enough cameos from “famous” NPCs to keep you in Ready Player One levels of fanfiction fuel for years.

This quest through the dark tomb full of monsters, traps, and obstacles, on the way to Acererak’s diabolical inner sanctum, was a great early example of how harrowing a well-put-together ...

Vecna: Eve of Ruin is a perfect capstone for this era of Dungeons & Dragons—and here's why Dungeon Masters of all stripes ...

This quest through the dark tomb full of monsters, traps, and obstacles, on the way to Acererak’s diabolical inner sanctum, was a great early example of how harrowing a well-put-together ...

There are a lot of areas where a party can either gain or lose progress in Vecna: Eve of Ruin, and making smart choices can ...

Another classic D&D villain that appears is Acererak, or at least a facsimile of him that appears as a false lich (a new to D&D creature) in Greyhawk. While Vecna: Eve of Ruin deals with a lich ...

You’ll sightsee in war-torn Eberron, dungeon crawl your way through Barovia, assault Lord Soth’s armies on Krynn, and sneak ...

While on Greyhawk, they’ll brave Acererak’s Tomb of Wayward Souls, which is intentionally evoking the challenge and design of the classic Tomb of Annihilation. Wizards of the Coast’s designers said ...